Amanda Cabot
is an author that I enjoy reading. In
the past, I’ve reviewed Summer of Promise and Waiting for Spring. This book is a little different, though. This book is contemporary and the others were
historical. I’m not normally a fan of
contemporary, but I really enjoy this author and wanted to give it a chance.
Kate is in
advertising and working toward becoming a partner. When her grandmother asks her to take a month
away from work to vacation in Texas with her, she can’t refuse. Her grandmother is her only family, after
all. Rainbow’s End doesn’t end up being
a high-class resort by any means and Kate is skeptical this month will be
everything her grandmother hopes for.
Greg was
drawn to Rainbow’s End because of an advertisement, but he’s shocked at the
state of it as well. He ends up helping
out around the place and enjoys it. He’s
a billionaire, but he doesn’t want anyone to know. Once they find out, people seem to view him
differently, and he wants someone to appreciate who he really is, not what he
can buy for them. He’s searching for
God’s plan for his life and seems to be hitting a dead end.
When Greg
and Kate work together, amazing things happen.
They seem to be unstoppable, but Kate plans on going back to New
York. Kate’s grandmother also seems to
be finding love in Texas but fears what it will do to Kate.
This is one
of those stories where you know what the perfect solution would be for the
characters, but they have to go through some trials to come to the same
conclusion. I really enjoyed reading
about how these two were so lost when they tried to work alone and how things
fell into place when they were together.
I thought the descriptions were well done, and by the end of the story,
I wished I could go to Rainbow’s End!
Next up in
this series is In Firefly Valley, but it’s not due out until May 2015. It’s the story of Marisa and Blake. These two people are mentioned in this book,
but you never meet them. That gives me the
impression that this is going to be one of those series where you might be okay
reading them out of order. I normally
don’t read contemporary, but I’ll definitely be on the lookout for more of this
series. Good Book!
*I received
a copy of this book from Revell through NetGalley in exchange for an honest
review.
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